The DDL catalog shows a dynamic bend radius of 15X the cable diameter for the MxC, TxC, HxC cables. The static bend radius for these cables would be 10X the cable diameter. It is important note as stated in the DDL catalog, the…
The attached article describes the differences among cables in motion control. Specifically high flex and continuous flex cables, termination and certification and markings. For full read see: Understanding the Differences Among Cables in…
The low temperature rating, for static (non-flexing) cable applications, is -25 degrees C. Research was conducted specifically on cables CF-RA2574N-xx and CP-507CCAN-xx.
Automation has placed additional requirements on cable design. These applications typically require motion. Stationary applications do not require the added stress of cable motion. When designing a cable for motion, you must consider: